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You’ve likely purchased, sat on or marvelled at the intuitive simplicity of one of Naoto Fukasawa’s designs – all without knowing it. But then, the prolific Japanese designer prefers to remain anonymous and let his work do the talking.
Across the contemporary art world, six visionary voices are reshaping the ways in which creativity is nurtured, measuring success not solely by market value, but purpose, context and cultural momentum.
A cheat sheet to the blockbuster art exhibitions and events worth going the distance for this year.
Good design needs neither royal title nor fanfare, as Sweden’s Prince Carl Philip Bernadotte and Oscar Kylberg prove. Centurion correspondent Katharina Hesedenz spoke with the down-to-earth duo about why they prefer to let their work speak for itself.
